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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australian News Desk Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Kilsyth is currently experiencing the conditions shown in the live forecast above — typical of a late-autumn day in Melbourne’s outer east. Expect a cool start with afternoon cloud building, and a chance of a light shower later.
What’s the outlook for the next few days?
The seven‑day forecast for Kilsyth shows a classic Melbourne mix: a weak front passing through this evening, clearing to a milder, partly cloudy Wednesday. Highs will hover near 16–19°C, with overnight lows around 8–11°C. The weekend looks mostly dry, though a fresher south‑westerly change may bring a brief cool snap on Saturday. For a detailed view, check the Melbourne weather page.
How do I get hour‑by‑hour conditions and radar?
If you need to plan your day precisely, the kilsyth weather hourly breakdown in the live forecast above shows temperature and rain probability for the next 48 hours. For real‑time rain detection, the kilsyth weather radar from the Bureau of Meteorology gives you the best picture of approaching showers. You can also explore the kilsyth weather 14 day forecast or the kilsyth weather 10 day forecast on the Bureau’s site.
Will it rain in Kilsyth this week?
Light showers are possible this evening as a weak trough passes, but most days this week remain dry. The best rain chance is around 40% on Tuesday night, dropping to 10–20% from Wednesday onward.
What’s the hottest month for Kilsyth?
January is typically the warmest, with average highs near 26°C and occasional days over 35°C. However, summer temperatures can vary wildly due to cool changes from the bay.
How does Kilsyth weather differ from the CBD?
Kilsyth sits about 35 km east of Melbourne’s centre, so it’s often 1–2°C cooler than the city, especially on clear nights. The Dandenongs to the east can also trap moisture, leading to slightly higher cloud cover.